When do you think in-person 5 day a week school will return?

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Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Did you all live to tell the tale?

Exactly. Notice how PP doesn't mention anything bad happening.

It's really none of your business. And just b/c it may not have been bad for OP doesn't mean it would not have been bad for those who their family may have spread it to.

None our business? SHE brought it up! And it was a really lame example.

[Anonymous]

5 days/week in September 2021 - with masks and constant hand washing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My children will be in school 5 days come August. Come hell or high water, if we have to go private or temporarily move. They WILL be in school 5 days a week. I only regret not doing it this year.

We enrolled both our kids in private for this fall ( 1st & K)

We have seen first hand how worthless DL is for our current kindergartner and don't trust the FCPS board to get their shit together before August.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:My children will be in school 5 days come August. Come hell or high water, if we have to go private or temporarily move. They WILL be in school 5 days a week. I only regret not doing it this year.

We enrolled both our kids in private for this fall ( 1st & K)

We have seen first hand how worthless DL is for our current kindergartner and don't trust the FCPS board to get their shit together before August.

I think that is smart. If my DH would agree to be that proactive, I would do the same. Instead my backup plan is to rent an apartment near our extended family where school will be 5 days in the fall. The kids and I will live there during the week and drive home on weekends.

[Anonymous]

I’m teaching maskless

Can’t breath and I suffocate with my face covered for 7+ hours

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Did you all live to tell the tale?

Exactly. Notice how PP doesn't mention anything bad happening.

It's really none of your business. And just b/c it may not have been bad for OP doesn't mean it would not have been bad for those who their family may have spread it to.

None our business? SHE brought it up! And it was a really lame example.

Yes she did. But HOW she fared through it is none of your business. She was simply stating what happened and identified it as a risk.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children aren't getting a vaccine until after 2022, since children are low risk there is no reason to wait for a children vaccine

No risk? Ah, tell that to my child who went in-person and infected myself, spouse, and my parents living with us.

Did you all live to tell the tale?

Exactly. Notice how PP doesn't mention anything bad happening.

It's really none of your business. And just b/c it may not have been bad for OP doesn't mean it would not have been bad for those who their family may have spread it to.

None our business? SHE brought it up! And it was a really lame example.

Yes she did. But HOW she fared through it is none of your business. She was simply stating what happened and identified it as a risk.

That is the point. Its not a risk if nothing bad happened.